Overlay: Mark RefType.getAStrictAncestor
overlay[caller?]
#19968
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This PR marks
RefType.getAStrictAncestor
overlay[caller?]
to ensure that queries that rely on magic to boundgetAStrictAncestor
can still execute efficiently with overlay compilation enabled.Queries that rely on magic to ensure efficient bounding of
getAStrictAncestor
includesjava/useless-type-test
,java/useless-upcast
,java/missing-super-finalize
,java/non-final-call-in-constructor
,java/incorrect-serial-version-uid
,java/non-serializable-field
,java/unreachable-catch-clause
,java/non-static-nested-class
,java/lock-order-inconsistency
,java/magic-string
,java/confusing-override-name
. Without magic bounds, these queries regress significantly for thepalatable__lambda
DCA test case.The regressions can also be fixed on the query side by adding suitable
overlay[local?]
annotations, but given the number of affected queries, it seems likely that custom queries that usegetAStrictAncestor
would also regress with a solution based on query-side annotations.Overlay compilation is currently disabled for Java and the annotations therefore have no effect on compilation or evaluation at the moment.